Have an exhuast smell in the sleeper. I looked under the cab as best I can for any holes or anywhere exhuast could be coming in. No luck. Anyone tin maybe the exhuast smell is coming from my vents when it takes the outside air? Not much wind tonight and two idling trucks next to me plus my apu. Trying to exhuast all options before I gotta do something about it.
Exhuast smell in sleeper
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Boattlebot, May 29, 2017.
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I would look first at the exhaust elbow behind the sleeper. These go bad all the time. Look for black sooty residue where it makes a connection to the exhaust. Or feel with your hand if not too hot or spray some liquid on there and look for a bubble. Check your clamps, too.
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